“MALI BODROG” ETHNO HOUSE – Bački Monoštor

“MALI BODROG” ETHNO HOUSE – Bački Monoštor

The “Mali Bodrog” Ethno House in Bački Monoštor preserves the memory of traditional village life in the Danube region and represents a valuable part of the area’s cultural heritage. Set in an authentic rural setting, it offers visitors an insight into how the people of Monoštor lived, worked and created, particularly the Šokci, whose rich traditions remain evident today in their customs, traditional costumes, handicrafts and way of life.

The ethno house displays antique household items, traditional furniture, handicrafts and numerous details that bring the spirit of bygone times to life. Particularly noteworthy are its original reed-thatched roof, as well as its earthen walls and floors. Through fascinating stories shared by the hosts and an introduction to local customs, visitors gain a unique insight into the cultural identity of this village, known as the “Village on Seven Danubes”.

A visit to the “Mali Bodrog” Ethno House offers an opportunity to experience the warmth of traditional Pannonian hospitality and discover the lives of people who have lived in harmony with the river, forests and natural surroundings of the Upper Danube Region for centuries. It is therefore an essential stop for anyone wishing to explore not only the natural beauty of the Upper Danube Special Nature Reserve but also the rich cultural heritage of this unique Danube region.

The ethno house also offers the possibility of hosting small celebrations, accompanied by traditional homemade specialities from the Upper Danube Region.

Photographs: The “Podunav” Citizens’ Association and Darko Dozet

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